Control System for Dual Fuel Engines
A dual-fuel engine and control system technology, applied in engine control, combustion engine, fuel injection control, etc., can solve problems such as inability to consider changes
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[0011] figure 1 An exemplary internal combustion engine 10 is illustrated. Engine 10 is shown and described as a two-stroke dual fuel engine. Engine 10 may include an engine block 12 at least partially defining a plurality of cylinders 16 (only one shown) each cylinder 16 having an associated cylinder head 20 . A cylinder liner 18 may be disposed within each engine cylinder 16 and a cylinder head 20 may enclose one end of the cylinder liner 18 . A piston 24 is slidably disposed within each cylinder liner 18 . Together, each cylinder liner 18 , cylinder head 20 , and piston 24 may define a combustion chamber 22 that receives fuel from a fuel system 14 mounted to engine 10 . It is contemplated that engine 10 may include any number of engine cylinders 16 with corresponding combustion chambers 22 .
[0012] Within the engine cylinder liner 18 , a piston 24 may be configured to reciprocate between a bottom dead center (BDC) or lowest position and a top dead center (TDC) or uppe...
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